That Doesn't Change The Fact
It's been a few nights since I've blogged. So I'll try and sum up what's been going on...
We had the musical review on Saturday night which went SO well for everyone involved. I'm so proud of all of us first years and I'm so impressed with the second years coming out to support us as much as they do. It's such a wonderful feeling to be that supported. Of course, the support of my wonderful friends who stopped by to watch the performance was so wonderful as well. We all headed to the party for a little bit and then to BP's. Jay Jay, way to be a good sport darling. I know you didn't want to go...hell the whole world knows because you posted it on your blog....but I'm sure glad you came with us. Erik, thank you so much for coming. It means so much to me that you're so supportive of everything, especially my lack of time when it comes to everything. I'm very lucky.
I have the most beautiful songs picked out for my voice lessons. So far it's "Still Hurting" from The Last 5 Years (any musical theatre buffs, if you haven't heard this musical, you're living under a rock and need to get the hell out from under it and see the light of day because dear lord it is stunning), "Painting Her Portrait" from Jane Eyre (ladies, there are gorgeous songs and there's a beautiful guy/girl duet in here too) and "Everybody Loves Louis" from Sunday In The Park With George (Sondheim...is my boyfriend....just like Norton Antivirus...). "Still Hurting" and "Portrait" definitley suit this mood that I'm in. They're slow, very dramatic and very moving. I love them - I only wish we had mock vocal. Hey THAR kids, what do you think about organizing our own mock sometime? So we can all hear everyone? I think it'd be cool. Kinda dorky, but we'll have a good time I'm sure.
Definitley completely improved my movement project today, but I got some stuff out of it, some cool ideas. If anyone has any metronomes would you please bring them for me before wednesday? I'm goin' crazy with the metronomes ( "let's go to 7...beeeeeeeep" "DON'T STOP CLAPPING!"). ps> hooray for the slow clapping for Laurie the other day. Way to go everyone.
Not too much else going on.
I realized, after it being pointed out to me by Clayton today, that I really suck when it comes in getting in touch with people, or keeping in contact with them over the phone. If I had more time I'd be better, I swear. But it's never been one of my strong points. It's not that I don't want to talk to any of you, just that my spare time is quite often spent playing the piano or talking on MSN. I'll try to be better though.
Nothing all that thrilling tonight, I'm sorry to say. I'm completely drained after Saturday.
(Hey best friend. I lost you. *the random "aaaaaaa" noise that I made at Burbon Street that night when you first came* Where are you? I hope you're around. But not gettin' around. You have a girlfriend now Cuffer. Stop that). (REALLY kidding if Vanessa reads this. I don't know if she will. But Cuff's not a slewt. Don't worry). (....akward silence....) (just ignore me).
K cool. That was the excitement for the blog. Right there.
Can you handle it?
The salad I'm eating is soggy.
I don't like the salad that I'm eating.
Because of its soggy qualities.
Just in case you were curious.
ps> hey daneel!
We had the musical review on Saturday night which went SO well for everyone involved. I'm so proud of all of us first years and I'm so impressed with the second years coming out to support us as much as they do. It's such a wonderful feeling to be that supported. Of course, the support of my wonderful friends who stopped by to watch the performance was so wonderful as well. We all headed to the party for a little bit and then to BP's. Jay Jay, way to be a good sport darling. I know you didn't want to go...hell the whole world knows because you posted it on your blog....but I'm sure glad you came with us. Erik, thank you so much for coming. It means so much to me that you're so supportive of everything, especially my lack of time when it comes to everything. I'm very lucky.
I have the most beautiful songs picked out for my voice lessons. So far it's "Still Hurting" from The Last 5 Years (any musical theatre buffs, if you haven't heard this musical, you're living under a rock and need to get the hell out from under it and see the light of day because dear lord it is stunning), "Painting Her Portrait" from Jane Eyre (ladies, there are gorgeous songs and there's a beautiful guy/girl duet in here too) and "Everybody Loves Louis" from Sunday In The Park With George (Sondheim...is my boyfriend....just like Norton Antivirus...). "Still Hurting" and "Portrait" definitley suit this mood that I'm in. They're slow, very dramatic and very moving. I love them - I only wish we had mock vocal. Hey THAR kids, what do you think about organizing our own mock sometime? So we can all hear everyone? I think it'd be cool. Kinda dorky, but we'll have a good time I'm sure.
Definitley completely improved my movement project today, but I got some stuff out of it, some cool ideas. If anyone has any metronomes would you please bring them for me before wednesday? I'm goin' crazy with the metronomes ( "let's go to 7...beeeeeeeep" "DON'T STOP CLAPPING!"). ps> hooray for the slow clapping for Laurie the other day. Way to go everyone.
Not too much else going on.
I realized, after it being pointed out to me by Clayton today, that I really suck when it comes in getting in touch with people, or keeping in contact with them over the phone. If I had more time I'd be better, I swear. But it's never been one of my strong points. It's not that I don't want to talk to any of you, just that my spare time is quite often spent playing the piano or talking on MSN. I'll try to be better though.
Nothing all that thrilling tonight, I'm sorry to say. I'm completely drained after Saturday.
(Hey best friend. I lost you. *the random "aaaaaaa" noise that I made at Burbon Street that night when you first came* Where are you? I hope you're around. But not gettin' around. You have a girlfriend now Cuffer. Stop that). (REALLY kidding if Vanessa reads this. I don't know if she will. But Cuff's not a slewt. Don't worry). (....akward silence....) (just ignore me).
K cool. That was the excitement for the blog. Right there.
Can you handle it?
The salad I'm eating is soggy.
I don't like the salad that I'm eating.
Because of its soggy qualities.
Just in case you were curious.
ps> hey daneel!
posted by Rae at 10:50 PM
1 Comments:
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
PisS to you too Ray! Keep your chin up.
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